Chronic Antisemitism Still Brews in the MAGA-GOP-Conservative Moron Pack

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They are all antisemites. Heirs to the KKK, the Nazis and such other white supremacists. BUT, they love Israel. Imagine how well balanced is their sleezy ideology.

Some of them feel guilty, so they complain but they never break rank with the general underpinnings of the republican-MAGA-white supremacist platform.

They may hate the Jews, but for now they keep their hatred under lid, except for the "rogues" among them who once in a while jump off the wagon. I imagine that when they're done with blacks, browns, arabs, catholics, asians, gays, women, hispanics and every other human being who is not a white protestant dinosaur male, and when they tire of their mercenary Jewish colonial militia in Palestine and have no use for it any longer, they will turn back to their fundamental roots of hating Jews. They've always hated them. Since the Roman Empire, the western Dark Ages, and up through the 19th century, all of the 20th century and into our present time.

In fact, the fake Christians who call themselves Evangelicals, the dumbest of all Americans, including that moronic hillbilly from Arkansas who plays US ambassador with the mercenary Jewish colonial militia in Palestine, aim to one day massacre all the Jews who will refuse to convert and persist in rejecting Jesus as the Superhero Messiah at the End of Times when he flies back on chariots of fire and brimstone from Krypton to Jerusalem, where the colonial Jewish supremacists plan to re-build a 3d temple atop the Muslim Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Despite the established facts that the earth is several billion years old and that all life extant today emerged some 4 billions of years ago during the Archean Era, these imbeciles believe that the Big Zombie in the sky (variously named by primitive peoples as Dieu, Gott, God, Allah, Zeus, Vishnu, Ra, Odin, Jupiter, Great Spirit, etc.) created the earth some 6,000 years ago per the garbage of the Torah-Old Testament bullshit.

Just like their Islamic moron brethren and other religious cro-magnons who tell their herds that war is good, that it is all for God's sake, that if they kill other people, their post-mortem seats in the clouds will be reserved. 

The Evangelical imbeciles [per the Guardian] tell their sucker-and-loser US troops that "the war on Iran is all part of God’s divine plan", so much so that the smart suckers and losers have been sending complaints about their superiors using extremist Christian rhetoric to justify war. Like the Islamic Taliban or the Iranian suicide mullahs or the Saudi Wahhabi regime, US military commanders talk "extremist Christian rhetoric about biblical end times" to justify the war against Iran, with a promise of a seat at the right of the Revenant Jesus up in the clouds if they kill thousands of Iranian infidels.

One complainant, a noncommissioned officer (NCO) in a unit that could be deployed “at any moment" to Iran, reported that his commander had “urged us to tell our troops that this was ‘all part of God’s divine plan’ and he specifically referenced numerous citations out of the Book of Revelation referring to Armageddon and the imminent return of Jesus Christ”. The complaint was filed on behalf of 15 troops, including 11 Christians, one Muslim and one Jew.

These reports indicate an increase in Christian extremism in the military, noting that the complainants “report the unrestricted euphoria of their commanders” who perceive a “‘biblically-sanctioned’ war that is clearly the undeniable sign of the expeditious approach of the fundamentalist Christian ‘End Times’.”

Pete Hegseth, the racist drunkard womanizer US defense secretary, says he has discovered a "personal relationship" with Jesus who, as his Savior, redeemed him from his wayward ways. Not unlike Islamic fundamentalists, Hegseth is an avowed Christian fundamentalist. He endorses a "return" to the extremist beliefs of Christian reconstructionism which calls for killing of homosexuals, herding women inside their homes under a patriarchal system sanctioned by the churches, and ultimately killing those Jews who do not convert upon the return of superhero Jesus the Messiah. 

Hegseth shares these barbaric practices with such outstanding Islamic tyrannies one finds in Afghanistan, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, and with the outstanding Jewish tyranny in Israel. Now, Israel obviously cannot condone the killing of the Best Ever Chosen People in the Guinness Book of Records, but Zionists accept - for the time being - the disagreement with their Christian racist supremacist brethren because they help them (weapons, money and racist culture) sustain their colonial genocide of the subhuman Palestinians and other lower goyim humanoid creatures.

Not only does Hegseth want the US "nation" to be an exclusively Christian nation, he wouldn't mind converting the whole world to a Christian world.

Meanwhile, a civil war is brewing inside the MAGA white supremacist universe, on account of this insoluble built-in contradiction between MAGA-GOP's long-standing Jew-hating on one hand, and its transient love for its colonial Israeli militia on the Mediterranean on the other hand.
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Republicans struggling with bigotry among younger conservatives: ‘We don’t think Hitler is, like, the worst person ever’
Ariana Baio
Thu, March 26, 2026

Some Republicans have raised alarm bells at the growing number of young conservatives who have been influenced by far-right online personalities that espouse negative opinions of Jewish people, women, people of color and more.

Streamers and podcasters who have been accused of sharing such views, such as Nick Fuentes, Myron Gaines and others, have grown in popularity over the last few years – appealing to a younger bloc of conservatives disgruntled with traditional politics.

“We don’t think Hitler is, like, the worst person ever,” Alec Beaton, a 23-year-old former Trump campaign staffer, told the Washington Post at a national young conservatives conference. Beaton added that he praises Adolf Hitler to “mess with people.”

Fuentes, a 27-year-old white nationalist with a Rumble platform of more than 600k, said during a recent stream that women “just lie and they’re whores. Not all of them… but it is a serious problem.”

Gaines, a 36-year-old streamer, podcaster and author of a book titled Why Women Deserve Less, wrote on X in October, “Yeah we like Hitler. No one gives a f*** what you woke jews think anymore.”

Nick Fuentes has gained a massive following by sharing alternative conservative views online – particularly negative rhetoric about women and Jewish people (Getty Images)

While the sentiments from the influential political commentators likely do not represent the beliefs of all, or even most, young conservatives, their platforms are growing.

At the Symposium on Antisemitism, Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz said, “I have seen more antisemitism in the last 18 months on the right than at any point in my lifetime.”

“It is gaining real purchase, especially with young people,” Cruz said, expressing concern that antisemitism was growing among young conservatives, especially on college campuses.

It’s easy to see Fuentes’ growing influence in the comment section of his Rumble videos, which consistently gain 200k views. Some of his followers, known as “groypers,” share their own racist or sexist views.

“Women and Jews need to Shut the F*** Up.”

“The brownification of America is disgusting and tragic.”

“Jews aren't that smart, they're just incredibly coordinated.”

Laura Loomer, a right-wing influencer and self-described “Islamaphobe,” has also pointed out antisemitism among the Republican Party.

“The GOP has a Nazi problem,” Loomer wrote in November. “And the more we pretend like we don’t, the worse it’s going to get.”

Carlson has also been accused of antisemitism for platforming Fuentes. The former Fox News host has denied allegations that he is antisemitic (AFP via Getty Images)

Loomer’s comments arose after Politico published an exposé of bigoted messages exchanged between young Republican leaders, in which they praised Hitler, used racist slurs, joked about sending people to gas chambers like in the Holocaust, made positive remarks about rape and more.

Republican lawmakers, including Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, condemned the messages.

Loomer has also accused former Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson – an influential voice on the right – of spreading antisemitism, and even inciting violent antisemitic attacks. Carlson has denied the allegation, calling it “slander.”

“I am ... strongly opposed to anti-Semitism, precisely as much as I am to the anti-Arab hate you promote or the anti-white bias embedded in the US government and our largest institutions. It’s all immoral and indefensible. I believe in the inherent rights of the individual because I believe in God.” Carlson wrote on X this month.

Cruz also accused Carlson of antisemitism, saying: “It is being spread by loud voices, the most consequential of whom is Tucker Carlson.”

In November, Carlson was accused of platforming Fuentes by giving him an interview. Carlson was heavily scrutinized for not pushing back on Fuentes’ antisemitic comments. The former Fox News host later told critics to “Buzz off.”

When President Donald Trump was asked about Carlson’s interview, he defended Carlson and denied knowing much about Fuentes – despite once dining with the 27-year-old at Mar-a-Lago in 2022.

Fuentes was present as a guest of rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, who has himself made a series of antisemitic statements.

Donald Trump has promised to combat antisemitism in his administration – targeting college and universities that allowed large pro-Palestinian protests in 2023 (Getty Images)

When reached for comment, White House Spokesperson Davis Ingle said in a statement: “President Trump is focused on making America great again for all Americans, and he has zero tolerance for anti-Semitism.”

“However, Democrats in Congress are being taken over by anti-Semitic and anti-American radicals like Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib,” Ingle said.

According to the Washington Post, Beaton and his colleagues boasted about their growing influence at the national young conservatives conference.

“Half the people there were, like, us,” Beaton claimed.

The Independent has asked Beaton for comment.